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It was worth more than the price. We relaxed as a couple in the Onsen and were very satisfied with the delicious meals. Even my big-eating husband left completely full. The Facility is old, but the garden is beautiful, and we saw a family feeding the koi. The women’s bath is small, so we would be happy if you could rotate it between men and women.

I traveled solo for one night and two days from 9/6 to 9/7, and soaking in the water truly lived up to what you’d expect from Gero Onsen—I felt refreshed both physically and mentally. The meals were just the right amount, not too much or too little, and everything was delicious. Unfortunately, it rained so I couldn’t do much sightseeing, which was a bit disappointing, but I did make it to the morning market. I’d like to visit Gero Onsen again someday.

The front desk staff welcomed me with refreshing smiles, which made me feel very comfortable. I was also satisfied with the breakfast menu—nutritiously well-balanced and deliciously prepared. This was my third stay, and I’m thinking of making this my regular Accommodation from now on.

The petite young lady at the front desk won me over with her smile and warm hospitality.

The staff’s warm smiles and excellent service were wonderful. The meals were Japanese cuisine, and we were very satisfied. The Onsen was also clean, and we were able to relax. It was a great Accommodation, conveniently located near Tenryu-ji Temple and the bamboo grove.

I was able to relax in a renovated traditional house while enjoying the lush garden view. The location is also close to the “Udatsu Townscape,” and even after the 10:00 check-out, you can leave your car parked until 12:00, which made it easy to look around. Breakfast is simple—rice with a few side dishes—but it also included local pickles, which was good. Please note that the Room has only a shower, and the private bath is available only until 20:00, so if you arrive in the evening you may not be able to use the bath.

I was able to stay at a great price by making a last-minute Reservation the day before. It’s conveniently located near the station and faces the shopping street. The room was clean, and I had a comfortable stay. Since I stayed on Sunday, many restaurants were closed, which was a bit disappointing. Byodoin Temple is within walking distance. If I have the chance, I would like to stay at this Hotel again.

The location is excellent. The Onsen exceeded expectations and could be featured more prominently. The staff’s kimono dressing is flawless. As expected of a long-established Ryokan, the proprietress’s training and guidance are clearly reflected throughout.

I stayed during Golden Week. I expected it to be crowded, but I was glad I could spend a quiet time. The meals were so filling that I felt they could have been a bit smaller, as I’m in my 60s. The sunset was beautiful while looking out over the Mikuma River, and it felt very pleasant. All the staff were kind and welcoming. I would like to stay again.

The Room (Matsu-no-Ma), the new bath, the meals, and all the staff were wonderful. It was a truly memorable stay.

I stay here whenever I need a change of pace. Since I visit often, the low Accommodation Fee is a huge help. Even though breakfast is free, there’s a good selection and it’s delicious. I used to pick up dinner at the nearby AEON, but lately I’ve been enjoying drinking alone at “Kamado-ka” on the first floor of the Hotel. The all-you-can-drink option is an affordable 1,000 yen. The dimly lit interior feels cozy, and even women dining alone can relax comfortably. I also recommend the kamameshi (rice cooked in an iron pot).

The staff's service was excellent. I appreciated the thoughtful touches, such as a single fresh flower in the room, and the breakfast was delicious! I didn't use the large public bath, so I rated it three stars. It was an accommodation I'd love to visit again.

At check-out in the morning, we received permission to leave our car in the parking lot while we explored Inuyama Castle and the castle town, so we walked to Inuyama Castle. It took about 15 minutes on foot, enjoying a stroll through the castle town along the way. The Accommodation rate is affordable, and the parking lot is spacious and free. We ate out, but it was convenient because there are many restaurants near Meitetsu Inuyama Station just nearby.

It was very convenient that it’s only a 3-minute walk from Inuyama-Yuen Station. The area around the station and the Hotel was very quiet, and it was a wonderful setting—you can walk to the castle while enjoying the magnificent view of the Kiso River. I was also impressed to be able to see Inuyama Castle from my Room, and the male front desk staff member was kind and helpful, so I’d like to stay here again. There are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, but it’s not a problem if you go to nearby Inuyama Station—Inuyamakan is highly recommended!

It may feel a little out of the way, but Hita Station is in a small town, so it’s still just a short walk from the station and bus terminal. I rate this place by adding up the positives (not subtracting points). The Facility is understandably aging, so it doesn’t quite reach a perfect score, but the front desk service and cleaning are very attentive—I think it’s a Hotel with genuine hospitality. There are few Business Hotels in Hita that offer a buffet (and even when they do, it’s often expensive), so I choose this Hotel as a practical option. This time I stayed on a weekend and unfortunately couldn’t have the complimentary breakfast, but I quietly love their breakfast with tasty rice and fresh eggs. If timing works out, I recommend “Kei-chan Udon” near the Hotel. Please note their business hours are short. I’ll stay here again next time.

They were very courteous and helpful on the phone as well.

I was looking for an Accommodation about an hour’s drive from Hakata where I could enjoy both a sauna and great food, and that’s how I found this place. It seems this long-established Ryokan has been renovated into a Ryokan with saunas in every room. I loved the Japanese-modern style. There aren’t many shared spaces, so it’s perfect for a relaxing stay-in retreat. The staff were incredibly kind. It has the warm, charming atmosphere unique to a Ryokan—different from the service at foreign-owned hotels. The meals reflected the local character of Kyushu and Oita while also trying new ideas, and everything was delicious. Dinner was wonderful, of course, and having hitsumabushi for breakfast was a first for me—such a refreshing experience. One of the condiments was yuzu kosho with grated daikon. That was also a lovely new way to enjoy it. And of course, it was domestically produced eel! The sauna let us adjust the temperature, connect via Bluetooth, and the relaxation space was very comfortable as well. Since this is a Ryokan that really lends itself to staying in, I would have appreciated slightly later check-in and check-out times. Overall, I’m very satisfied with this Ryokan. Thank you!

I requested the Shuttle Service, and everyone was very kind, including on the phone. It was my first time trying lukewarm bathwater, but afterward my skin felt smooth and I stayed warm—it was a pleasant surprise. Dinner was delicious and far more than I could finish; I wished I had asked for a smaller portion. For breakfast, the miso soup and rice were especially good. The place had a comforting mix of nostalgia and warmth, and it was truly relaxing.

We stayed as a family of three. Since it was just us, we could relax without worrying about others, and the bath was so spacious that even stretching out my legs left plenty of room—it really helped us unwind. Even with our luggage spread out, it didn’t feel cramped at all. Having a washer-dryer was also very helpful.

We stayed in the detached Accommodation. When we called in advance to confirm, we were told it would be possible to add one more set of futons in addition to the 7 people on our online Reservation, so we stayed with 8 guests. Even with 8 people, it was spacious enough, and we had a very comfortable stay. There were notes indicating areas that still use items from the former Ito Ryokan, and there were small decorative touches on the walls like kumiko-style woodwork—overall, the interior was more stylish and beautiful than we expected. It’s only a short walk to the main building, but there is also a Shuttle Service, which we really appreciated. The meals were delicious, and drink orders and other requests were handled promptly and efficiently, which left a great impression. The large public bath and open-air bath in the main building were both wonderful on both the first and second floors—each had its own charm—and we enjoyed using both at night and again in the morning. After letting them know in advance that we would be traveling with an infant, they prepared a diaper trash bin and baby soap in our Room. Our three-generation family had a truly pleasant stay. Thank you very much.